Labour holds Bridgendpublished at 02:29 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
Labour has held onto Bridgend despite strong opposition from the Tories in the first minister's backyard.
Madeleine Moon has been re-elected to the seat she has held since 2005.
General election ends in a hung Parliament
Theresa May says she will form a government with the support of the DUP
Labour take back Gower, Cardiff North and Vale of Clwyd from the Conservatives
Welsh Labour leader Carwyn Jones calls it "the most remarkable turnaround I have seen in politics"
Liberal Democrats left without a Welsh MP for the first time since 1859
Turnout was 68.5% - up 2.9% on 2015
In Wales, Labour won 28 seats, Conservatives eight and Plaid Cymru four
Sophie Gidley, Nicola Bryan and Ben Frampton
Labour has held onto Bridgend despite strong opposition from the Tories in the first minister's backyard.
Madeleine Moon has been re-elected to the seat she has held since 2005.
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Labour's Chris Bryant re-elected with a large majority in Rhondda.
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David Hanson retains his seat.
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David Deans
Wales politics reporter
Sources have suggested to BBC Wales that Labour could have a majority in Gower in the thousands.
The seat was the tightest marginal in the UK at the last general election.
A UKIP candidate has suggested that no party getting an overall majority will mean yet another election is around the corner.
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Labour's Paul Flynn has retained his seat in Newport West, which he has held since 1987.
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Wayne David holds the seat for Labour.
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Chris Elmore holds his seat for Labour.
Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns has held onto his seat in the Vale of Glamorgan.
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Owen Smith, who lost a leadership challenge against Jeremy Corbyn last year, retains his seat.
Labour's Nick Smith has been elected as the MP for Blaenau Gwent.
Jac Larner
Cardiff University
Labour are outperforming their exit poll forecast in Wales.
At the moment, it looks like they will hold all of their seats in the North East and then some, gaining Vale of Clwyd.
If this is replicated across Wales, then we would expect Labour to gain Gower at a minimum from the Conservatives, and certainly hold their seats in Bridgend and Newport West.
It looks as if the Conservatives 150 year wait to win in Wales will continue.